Sony MDR NC7
Product Type: Sony headphones
Description:Model ID MDRNC7B.CE7 /
Newest Review: ... audio quality, they are better than what I would expect from a mid-range pair from Sony, the sound quality is very good. They ... more
... have a good range, meaning they have good response to high, mid as well as bass frequencies, which is again quite rare for this range of headphones. I have tried them with a variety of music and have found that it is all very good. The clarity is good although when plugged into my hi-fi at higher levels they struggle a little, but for an mp3 player they are brilliant. If your into any sort of mixing or music creation these don't come recommended by me due to obvious frequency boosts that effect the mix.
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Sony MDR-NC7 Noise Cancelling Headphones PHONE 30 MM DRIVE AAA BAT Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53
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Sony MDR-NC7 Noise Cancelling Headphones 30mm driver unit 87.4% Noise Cancelling foldable headphones with ... Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53
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Customer Sony MDR NC7 Reviews (3)
by - written on 25/10/11 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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As a sound engineer I get given a lot of pairs of headphones by shops and companies so I like to think I have quite a varied and in depth take on quality, I must admit i'm very particular when it comes to audio equipment. These Mid-Range over ear headphones by sony retail at around £35-£40 which puts them above most budget pairs price wise, so out of the box I expected good frequency response across the field and a good build quality. They also claim to have a Noise cancelling circuit controlled by a switch. They are good looking and foldable headphones that are available in black and white, they are also adjustable on the arms for all head sizes. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/08/11 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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I bought a pair of these when stuck in Gatwick on Christmas 2009 for 6+ hours, I don't think I need to explain why! I had been looking around for a good but affordable pair of noise-cancelling headphones already and at that point I decided to take the plunge. The benefits of the pair are clear, for me. I paid £40-ish for them and for that price they more than perform. With the noise-cancelling activated (with 1 AAA battery) the sound quality is excellent and suit wide ranges of music for the price. The sound-cancelling isn't as effective as you might hope (in the excitement of a new electronics purchase) but for the price paid I can't fault it. They're ... Read the complete review
Sony MDR NC7: Sony Headphones For The Traveller (533 words)by - written on 25/05/11 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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I bought these headphones about 6-months ago when I was in need of a pair to listen to music on the bus and from my lap-top whilst doing work. The main features I was looking for when scouring the internet through various makes and models included: - Noise canceling abilities when it came to others sitting nearby. - Foldability for easy storage inside my laptop bag. - A clear and consise quality of sound. - A comfortable fit (not compromised by bumpy bus journeys) For me, the headphones delivered on all but a few of these features. Just as advertised on the internet, the headphones were very good at canceling out sound for both the wearer ... Read the complete review
Technical Details for Sony MDR NC7
| Product Description | Sony MDR NC7 - headphones |
| Product Type | Headphones - wired |
| Headphones Type | Headphones - binaural |
| Headphones Form Factor | Ear-cup |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Sound Output Mode | Stereo |
| Frequency Response | 20 - 30000 Hz |
| Active Noise Canceling | Yes |
